Auckland
New Zealand
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GLS***28Amazing place to view sealife in a relatively natural environment
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254 Reviews
d36***08Queen Street is to Auckland what Fifth Avenue is to New York and Bahnhofstrasse is to Zurich. It is the busiest shopping street in the city and a symbol of the city's prosperity. Going to Queen Street for shopping, shopping, and eating is a must-complete task when visiting Auckland. Elegance and modernity lead the way. Built in 1840, Queen Street is lined with buildings on both sides. There are century-old buildings in European classical style with spires and columns, and modern high-rise buildings in modern style with square and glass curtain walls. The rich history and avant-garde fashion coexist on the same street. , There is no sense of disobedience ~ Luxury goods and consumer goods have their own places. On the 3 km-long Queens Street, there are 3 large shopping malls, more than 500 shops of various types, and a wide range of goods. Those who buy big-name luxury goods such as bags can find their favorite brands and styles and spend a lot of money; those who buy daily consumer goods such as fans can check the list and WeChat in one stop.
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274 Reviews
Ma-Shyrra DurdenI wasn't expecting to have to pay so much to enter the museum, but I guess they need funds to keep the doors open. There is an exhibit sponsored by Spark right when you walk it that is really cool and interactive. Since I'm visiting New Zealand I wanted to find out the history of how it came to be, and the museum broke down the treaty between the natives and the colonist, and pointed out where the land grab by the colonist was against the law. It went into some of the other wars and how the natives were excluded from them. It's got Natural history, and even an exhibit to the Chinese, how they came to be here and what their life is like culturally and how they fit into present day New Zealand.
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228 Reviews
梦中的纸马Mission Bay is the most well-known beach in the downtown area of Auckland. It is located about 5-10 minutes' drive east of the city center. It faces the port of Auckland and is connected to the city center by a coastal road. Sitting on the beach or in the soft turf like a green carpet in the park, you can overlook the symmetrical pyramid-shaped Rangitoto Island on the opposite side. The volcanic island that last erupted 650 years ago is the closest to Auckland. There are countless exotic restaurants and hotels on both sides of the street, making this place full of charm. Because of its location in the city center, there are a lot of tourists on the beach. Interestingly, there are many Chinese faces. Most tourists take a leisurely stroll and sit quietly, so that every trash can is full.Write Reviews, Win Prizes
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Popular Attractions in Auckland
Sky Tower | Mount Eden | Muriwai Beach | Auckland Domain | Auckland War Memorial Museum | Auckland Zoo | One Tree Hill | Auckland Harbour Bridge | Kelly Tarlton's Antarctic Encounter & Underwater World | Piha Beach | Queen Street | Rangitoto Island | Auckland Ferry Terminal | Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki | Waitemata Harbour | Voyager New Zealand Maritime Museum | Mission Bay | lake pupuke | Rainbow's End | Devonport | Western Springs Lakeside Park | Muriwai Gannet Colony | Howick Historical Village | Karekare Beach | MJ Savage Memorial Park | Spookers Haunted Attractions | Parnell Rose Gardens | Parnell Road | North Head | Waiheke Island
Recommended Restaurants in Auckland
Orbit 360° Dining | Eight at the Langham | The Grill by Sean Connolly | The French Cafe | Harbourside Ocean Bar Grill | Sidart | Takapuna Beach Cafe and Store | Odettes Eatery | Little Sister Cafe | Culprit. | Euro | Chuffed | Soul Bar & Bistro | Kazuya | Sails Restaurant | Little and Friday（Belmont） | The Grove | Bushmans Grill | Sharply | The Shelf | Lava Dining | Ponsonby Road Bistro | The Crab Shack | Paris Butter | Angus Steak House | Ortolana | Fish | Mikano | Scarecrow | O'Connell Street Bistro